PNP Applicants (Within Canada) - Share your timelines
#361
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So, on another forum (sorry) I have seen people mention "ecas being turned on" I still can't access anything on ecas, yet I have been requested and completed my medicals. Can anyone shed any light on this?
I have tried my file number, my wifes and my sons, I have tried my UCI, my file number and even my receipt number. I have tried both Northern Ireland and United Kingdom as my place of birth, but still can't get in.
I have tried my file number, my wifes and my sons, I have tried my UCI, my file number and even my receipt number. I have tried both Northern Ireland and United Kingdom as my place of birth, but still can't get in.
#362
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There isn't an option for selecting "Great Britain"?
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Try England as it is a country although part of the UK.
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If you use ECAS on a regular basis it will drive you insane or to drink. Its not always updated so most tend to ignore ECAS and use the various timelines quoted for whatever application they submitted.
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You got a great price.
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bc pnp app received feb 4th 2014
bc pnp approved may 13th 2014(they didn't send it until the 26th though)
PR app received in NS July 8th 2014
AOR Received.: 2-09-2014
Med's Request: 2-09-2014
Med's Done....: i forget sometime around the end of sept, iguess 23rd
RPRF request.... 9-04-15
IN PROCESS... 9-04-15
DECISION MADE.. 12-05-15 (doesnt have a date for when they made the decision, that's just the date i noticed it was changed)
PPR ... 16-05-15
COPR... 27-05-15
Recieved the copr today, ottawa recieved my passport copy and photos last thursday and posted it on monday , so I went down to the sumas border crossing a couple of hours ago and landed.. Can't complain about how long it took despite it feeling like a lot longer, seems like the ottawa office is on a charge right now though, it's gone pretty quick since april.
bc pnp approved may 13th 2014(they didn't send it until the 26th though)
PR app received in NS July 8th 2014
AOR Received.: 2-09-2014
Med's Request: 2-09-2014
Med's Done....: i forget sometime around the end of sept, iguess 23rd
RPRF request.... 9-04-15
IN PROCESS... 9-04-15
DECISION MADE.. 12-05-15 (doesnt have a date for when they made the decision, that's just the date i noticed it was changed)
PPR ... 16-05-15
COPR... 27-05-15
Recieved the copr today, ottawa recieved my passport copy and photos last thursday and posted it on monday , so I went down to the sumas border crossing a couple of hours ago and landed.. Can't complain about how long it took despite it feeling like a lot longer, seems like the ottawa office is on a charge right now though, it's gone pretty quick since april.
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I phoned ALL the CIC listed Doctors doing immigration medicals in Edmonton , even down to Red Deer back in March. I was quoted right around that price that Ib77 stated ($400) . Some a little lower , some a little higher. ALL doctors were booked out at least 4 -6 weeks ahead at that time. I wound up getting all of mine done in Calgary ( a 3 hour drive ) on a Saturday for much less. My main motivation was the time frame I was facing in Edmonton.
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I phoned ALL the CIC listed Doctors doing immigration medicals in Edmonton , even down to Red Deer back in March. I was quoted right around that price that Ib77 stated ($400) . Some a little lower , some a little higher. ALL doctors were booked out at least 4 -6 weeks ahead at that time. I wound up getting all of mine done in Calgary ( a 3 hour drive ) on a Saturday for much less. My main motivation was the time frame I was facing in Edmonton.
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I guess its supply and demand, it was packed to the rafters the day we were there. No option for me not going to drive wife and 3 young kids for 3 hours to save a few hundred bucks, was bad enough an experience as it was.
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Just checked Ecas and finally have 'decision made'. I guess this is it, one way or the other? Any guidelines on how long from now I should be expecting to cross the border? I'm planning on making a trip of it and going on a mini holiday so would ideally need to give employer a bit of notice for when that might be...
My timeline looks like this:
pplied PNP - Feb 2013
Received nomination- August 2013
Federal application sent- December 2013
Medicals requested- February 2014
Medicals received- April 2014
Police certificates requested- May 2014
Police certificates received- July 2014
Permanent residents fee requested and paid- August 2014
'Application received'- end of March 2015
'Decision made'- noticed
My timeline looks like this:
pplied PNP - Feb 2013
Received nomination- August 2013
Federal application sent- December 2013
Medicals requested- February 2014
Medicals received- April 2014
Police certificates requested- May 2014
Police certificates received- July 2014
Permanent residents fee requested and paid- August 2014
'Application received'- end of March 2015
'Decision made'- noticed
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Re: PNP Applicants (Within Canada) - Share your timelines
Just checked Ecas and finally have 'decision made'. I guess this is it, one way or the other? Any guidelines on how long from now I should be expecting to cross the border? I'm planning on making a trip of it and going on a mini holiday so would ideally need to give employer a bit of notice for when that might be...
My timeline looks like this:
pplied PNP - Feb 2013
Received nomination- August 2013
Federal application sent- December 2013
Medicals requested- February 2014
Medicals received- April 2014
Police certificates requested- May 2014
Police certificates received- July 2014
Permanent residents fee requested and paid- August 2014
'Application received'- end of March 2015
'Decision made'- noticed 28th May 2015
My timeline looks like this:
pplied PNP - Feb 2013
Received nomination- August 2013
Federal application sent- December 2013
Medicals requested- February 2014
Medicals received- April 2014
Police certificates requested- May 2014
Police certificates received- July 2014
Permanent residents fee requested and paid- August 2014
'Application received'- end of March 2015
'Decision made'- noticed 28th May 2015
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Re: PNP Applicants (Within Canada) - Share your timelines
Just checked Ecas and finally have 'decision made'. I guess this is it, one way or the other? Any guidelines on how long from now I should be expecting to cross the border? I'm planning on making a trip of it and going on a mini holiday so would ideally need to give employer a bit of notice for when that might be...
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Re: PNP Applicants (Within Canada) - Share your timelines
Recieved the copr today, ottawa recieved my passport copy and photos last thursday and posted it on monday , so I went down to the sumas border crossing a couple of hours ago and landed.. Can't complain about how long it took despite it feeling like a lot longer, seems like the ottawa office is on a charge right now though, it's gone pretty quick since april.